A Light-Bearing Holster that Doesn't Suck || Mission First Pro Series
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Mission First Tactical has introduced the Pro Series holster to circumvent the challenges with light bearing holsters. If you carry a pistol with a weapon light, you know the struggle of often finding a holster. This is a fitted holster that doesn't lock on the frame, doesn't lock on the light, and doesn't lock on the slide. Instead mission first has gone with a magnetic design that snaps the firearm into the fitted recesses of the holster for strong retention, even in athletic applications. This thing comes compatible for raised sights and is an optics ready holster.
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Thanks for this, dude.
That wrist action, Damn it man!
You were shaking that like a pro lol
I don’t have experience with this one but I can say that Werkz puts out an absolutely incredible light-bearing holster as well with a nice, smooth, positive click when holstering which I like. This one looks pretty solid also.
Does it beat up your light ? I have the 43x tlr7sub and I’m looking for one
@@HotBrass-Lead no not at all, hands down the nicest holster I have ever boughten. I returned many holsters because they either didn’t have a positive click which I like or were to harsh on my gun and light. Yea, it’s a tool but I also don’t want it scratched to hell either every time I draw my gun. Just don’t run the retention screw to tight. Make sure it’s a happy medium of smoothness to draw and retention.
I have so many holsters, its an adiction at this point. For light bearing I have two for TLR-1, the Philster Floodlight and Tier 1 MSP, both are great but big. Just got a McKinatec Universal for TLR-7A. Its awesome and not as big but lots of sxtra space when carrying a slim gun like P365 variants, Hellcat Pro or G43X/48.
All threaa of these work wth larger guns too. They all lock on the light. For non light bearing, I have a bunch of brands and types. One of my favorites is BraDeC. I order them with the mod wing (claw), then change the fomi clip for monobloc spring steel clip and add Crossbreed wedge. Paired with Nexbelt, there isnt a more comfortable set up I've found and very minimalists profile, conceals great.
I haven't heard of mckinatec holsters before I've been searching all over for a universal holster for a TLR7A. My favorite light for compacts. I have a different owb holster for universal tlr1 which seems to be a lot more common with the duty sized lights.
@@DIYDad1 It's called the MTA Universal, then select TLR-7A. Comes with claw. I love mine.
@@MartyBugg I found it! I'm definitely going to order one, man I love random TH-cam comments sometimes, you learn everything you ever need 🤣. Also check out Odin holsters they are currently one of my favorites, their minimalist holster is the best I've seen for appendix carry, very little extra Kydex in the way. Those sidecar holsters add soooo much extra bulk that's unnecessary with a compact or sub compact it can make a gun twice as thick once it's in a holster, I spent a lot of time trying to find one, and they have options for less popular guns as well which I like.
Mission First puts out some really good stuff. This concept (not locking up on the light) is pretty great. Might need to pick one up.
I love my MFT minimalist stock, they make good stuff, but I'm happy to stay with my Vedder holsters. At least they come with a metal clip, not cheap plastic.
I just got mine. 19x with tlr1. I’m not huge fan of gap by trigger. I can almost get fingers in there to pull it. Maybe I’m being too critical but none of my others are like that.
Just got mine. It has zero retention and I can't figure out how to tighten. Any tips?
The holster is super interesting and I will certainly pick one up.
Edit: the only have one light bearing holster, the one from this video, and it’s out of stock.
Yeh just saw. I need one for a 23gen5 Glock
Safariland P320 5"
OR
Blackhawk S&W M&P SIGMA 9/40
For those wondering, that’s 80% arms GST-9 frame. Or in dem speak a scary “ghost gun” OoOoOoOoOoOoO 👻
Do a review on the stealth arms platypus
They can reach out and get on the schedule for testing whenever they like
What keeps your gun from being magnetized?
Is this Enigma compatible?
why would that matter?
@@VSO_Gun_Channel a surprising amount of dirt and sand is magnetic. Some people work in areas with lots of metal filings and/or ferrous grinding dust.
@@roflchopter11look, I am really hard on my work guns. I don’t take the best care of them. However, my defensive weapons, the ones I depend on? Those are immaculate. If you have accumulated gunk in your carry gun from a magnetized barrel sufficient to cause a stoppage, you didn’t do your part
Dude this is genius!
I’d be worried about that strut snapping off inside the barrel and being an obstruction
Just got mine. I don’t think that’s possible. The stick your talking about is super slim No matter how you twist weapon it doesn’t touch. Plus if that did happen it would just fall out anyway.
There is a gap around trigger I’m concerned about. You can almost get fingers or something in there. I’m used to trigger being sealed.
Mines is not seating properly with the Holosun eps carry
I thought you were a loop guy? Didn't you advocate against plastic fomi clips and the like? I have used them all, and I absolutely prefer metal clips like Vedder uses, or loops.
He got paid to do a video… those were the talking points. Then he tossed it into his bin of holsters he described. The only way to know what he really likes would be to do an EDC check if you ran into him around town, then you’d see what he actually prefers. That being said, I prefer snap loops even though they are probably considered old school or fud these days…
@@adamnickelthis will make sense tomorrow. Personally, in winter I use ulticlips. The rest of the year, I prefer loops. That said, I have softened my position a bit on the attachment method provided it is done well.
@@VSO_Gun_Channel I’ll watch tomorrow, fyi… I’ve been a subscriber since before you had that range… don’t even know how long that’s been.
@@adamnickel Thank you. That means a lot
Im generally not keen on things going in the barrel that arent bullets. Not sure what that strut is made of, looks like metal. Plastic chamber flags have been known to melt in hot chambers during competition, rendering the gun inoperable without a gunsmith. Its probably a non issue with this holster and pistol, but gives me pause.
Neat but not for me, once owned an olight with magnetic tailcap, within one month had metal shavings near impossible to wipe away and can only imagine the same with an external holster. Cool idea though.
Great point
That thing is widdddeeeeee
Wish they had an option for M&P 10mm 😢
Safariland P320 5" Fits
Blackhawk S&W M&P SIGMA 9/40
Seems like the claw barley works .
What is the code?
This wasn't much of a review. More of a product introduction.
Will you be doing any testing in a future video?
I will be using it. I don’t have a timeline on it though. And you are right, it’s not a review, it’s a subordinate piece for tomorrow’s video
...sick...😂😂😂
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Yeah, we saw it... I think you should avoid eye contact with that off-brand glock for a while... or risk being asked for seconds... 🤣🤣🤣
I bought Glock for the holsters.
--But the gun inside it does. 🤷🏻♂️
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